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Data Protection Act - Case Studies - UK

�Clean data is good business
�Firms can be brought to book for illegal images on their systems
�Government urged to aid compliance
�FOI: a licence to snoop?
�First Direct upgrades account aggregation systems
�Untangle the web
�Thought for the day:
The fight against fraud
�Assessing the real risk of being online
�Your Shout
�Drive your budget harder to deliver value
�Keep the bad guys at bay
�EU biometric IDs on track
�ID cards will not hold DNA records
�Portsmouth Council boosts FOI capability via partnership
�Security software turns its attention from the external threats to the dangers within
�Mapping out a future for the NHS
�Enterprise content management systems aim to ease the pressure of compliance
�Don't let development pressures cut short security testing procedures, warn experts
�IBM readies SME tools
�Don�t leave it all to the firewall
�Ease the pain of complying with legislation
�Debate suggests sanctions may be needed to deter unethical IT use
�RFID poised to move beyond supply chain
�In control of IT
�Secure state of mind
�Which agency is best for an IT technician?
�Thought for the day:
Whose data is it anyway?
�Concern grows over IT's ability to meet Freedom of Information Act data requests
�Data protection guidelines published to help small firms comply
�Thought for the day:
The right side of the law
�Don't be an outlaw
�Controlling interests
�The law's not a chore
�Firms must organise their data or face prosecution
�Red Tape tying down SMEs
�Your Shout
�Laying down the law
�Thought for the day:
The ethical use of RFID
�NHS IT plan: the unanswered questions
�Collaboration and the law: Transparent record management
�Union challenges Lloyds TSB over offshore data processing
�Single solution: multiple benefits
�Undercover operation
�Web system lets Kent emergency services share crime data and plan use of resources
�Large firms monitor staff e-mail
�Compliance: Make it work for you
�Meeting notes: 7 July 2004
�Offshore success needs planning
�Indian BPO units address security concerns
�Police IT systems under fire
�Bichard inquiry prompts police IT shake-up
�Your Shout
�Thought for the day:
The perils of outsourcing
�E-government systems present new ways to uncover fraud
�Butler: seven technologies firms will need to comply with the law
�Fraudsters target IT companies
�Your shout
�Laws 'will be good for IT'
�Efficiency must be balanced with security
�Watch out for internal attacks
�A public service
�Which security breaches should companies report to customers?
�Alliance & Leicester cleans customer data
�Information central
�On the Record
�IT is key to data law compliance
�India poised to tighten data protection law
�Clean up your act, US students told
�MEPs warn of dangers of offshoring
�Your shout
�Your shout
�Survey reveals that spending and strategy will be the focus for 2004
�The effects of e-legislation on IT
�Soham inquiry: police left in the dark after rushed Y2K project
�BT systems designer attests to value of accredited qualifications
�CIA to publish cyberterror intelligence estimate
�Know your data's worth
�US security arm makes bid for private sector data
�Compliance: what to store and why
�Information commissioner pledges to step up action against firms flouting data laws
�The shifting sands of data protection law
�Data act 'is not smokescreen for poor practice', says information commissioner
�Identity protection and patching top IT concerns
�Can the spam
�MPs call for new data retention law
�Channel warned of data protection agency racket
�Storage management to rocket
�ICT business management for SMEs
�Effective ICT implementation
�On the right side of the law
�Confusion over UK data retention laws continues
�IT should warn the board about data laws
�Government plans to set up national child database must overcome serious problems
�The day of the smartcard is at hand
�EMC aims for information storage mastery
�How to stay on the right side of the law
�You can't duck responsibility for your data
�Lawyers warn of moves to enforce e-legislation
�Data protection registration scam shows firms must act to combat online spoofers
�How to police staff e-mail legally

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